Live Precious Metals Prices
Real-time spot prices for gold, silver, platinum and palladium — with interactive candlestick charts, per-gram and per-kilo conversions, and daily change. Free, live and updated continuously.
Prices are indicative spot rates in USD for informational purposes only and may differ from dealer or exchange prices. Not investment advice.
Precious metals price comparison
| Metal | Spot (per oz) | Per gram | Per kilo | 24h change |
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| Gold | $4,043.70 | $130.01 | $130,008 | +1.75% |
| Silver | $57.69 | $1.85 | $1,855 | +0.86% |
| Platinum | $1,654.00 | $53.18 | $53,177 | +2.88% |
| Palladium | $1,296.00 | $41.67 | $41,667 | +1.18% |
Live precious metals price charts
Interactive candlestick charts for each precious metal. Study daily open, high, low and close prices across one month to five years to spot trends, momentum and key price levels.
Gold price chart
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Silver price chart
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Platinum price chart
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Palladium price chart
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Understanding precious metals prices
Precious metals prices reflect the global spot market — the price to buy or sell one troy ounce of gold, silver, platinum or palladium for immediate settlement. These markets trade almost around the clock across London, New York, Zurich, Hong Kong and Sydney, so the spot price you see here moves continuously as supply, demand, currency values and macroeconomic sentiment shift.
Gold is the most widely held precious metal, prized as a store of value and a hedge against inflation and currency debasement. Silver blends monetary demand with heavy industrial use in solar panels, electronics and electrical contacts, which makes its price more volatile than gold. Platinum and palladium are rarer still, driven largely by the automotive catalytic converter market as well as jewelry and industrial applications.
When you buy physical bullion, you pay a premium above the spot prices shown on this page. That premium covers refining, minting, distribution and the dealer’s margin, and it varies by product — sovereign coins such as the American Eagle or Canadian Maple Leaf usually carry higher premiums than generic bars. Tracking the spot price helps you judge whether a dealer’s premium is fair and time your purchases.
BullionTally lets you record every coin and bar you own and revalues your entire collection automatically at these live spot prices, in more than 130 currencies — privately, on your own device. Whether you stack silver, invest in gold, or diversify across all four precious metals, you can see the real-time worth of your holdings at a glance.
Track your stack at live spot prices
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